Nobody [will read] the second sentence and [think] "Well, they didn't specifically say that they worked on different disparate projects, so despite the plural nature of the word projects, I'm going to assume that they only worked on one project..."...
An important observation is that chromosomally adjacent and functionally related genes may be replaced by versions from different, disparate donors (e.g., the cobalamin synthesis pathway genes in fig. 3) creating diverse genetic combinations in alien genomic, cellular, and ecological contexts.
But the historians operate under a wholly different and disparate set of assumptions.
Indeed, there seem to be as many different, often disparate, at times conflicting solutions as there are those offering them.
When we resort to metaphor, we contrive to talk about two things at once; two different and disparate subject matters are mingled to rich and unpredictable effect.
Those who will bear the mark of Christ's cross on Ash Wednesday do so for different, even disparate reasons.
On a massive spherical rock divided by geopolitical lines and all the messages read in between among 196 countries with different agendas, disparate economies and conflicting policies, this is a major feat.
The authors of Thursday's study, however, suggest that the local impacts of any stressor -- be it kudzu, or even rising temperatures due to human-driven global warming -- are vastly different in disparate parts of the globe.
However it is also important to note that large vaccine evaluation trials (e.g., recent STEP trial) are invariably a composite of subjects from several different geographically disparate clinical sites, and consequently, failure to account for CCL3L1-CCR5 genotype at these smaller sites in subjects with different racial backgrounds might result in confounding of a larger multicenter trial.
It is an evening of different halves, and disparate material – but it also often fabulous.
The two words are very different, and their disparate meanings mattered in last week's debate.
